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The European Congress of Psychology is organised every two years by an EFPA’s member associations in coordination with EFPA to promote the development and application of psychology in Europe and beyond.

🐦 The sparrow made a stop at ICAP 2026 - and what a stop it was!Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation, asked...
28/07/2026

🐦 The sparrow made a stop at ICAP 2026 - and what a stop it was!

Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation, asked thoughtful questions, and shared their curiosity with us. Every new connection made the journey even more meaningful!

The sparrow is on its way to Belgrade… are you following? We can’t wait to cross paths with you again at many more amazing conferences before welcoming you to ECP2027! 💙

20th Congress — 20 reasons to visit Belgrade!📍 4/20: BELGRADE RIVERSIDEWhere two great European rivers meet, the city sl...
20/07/2026

20th Congress — 20 reasons to visit Belgrade!

📍 4/20: BELGRADE RIVERSIDE

Where two great European rivers meet, the city slows down and comes alive at the same time.

Stretching along the Danube and Sava, Belgrade's riverside is one of the city's favourite places to walk, meet friends, or simply watch the city unfold. With its promenades, cafés, floating restaurants, and views across the water, it captures a different side of Belgrade.
At its heart lies the confluence of the Danube and Sava—a meeting point that has connected people, cultures, and ideas for centuries. Perhaps that's why Belgrade feels like the perfect setting for ECP 2027.

🌊 When you visit Belgrade, don't just follow the sparrow—follow the rivers, too!



📸Photo credits go to Dušan Stojančević

📅 Mark your calendars: the Call for Submissions for ECP 2027 opens on September 1st 2026!As you prepare your ideas, we i...
10/06/2026

📅 Mark your calendars: the Call for Submissions for ECP 2027 opens on September 1st 2026!

As you prepare your ideas, we invite you to explore the seven thematic tracks that will shape the scientific programme. Each track offers a unique perspective on psychology and a place for meaningful contributions from across our diverse community.

✨ See you in Belgrade in 2027- and stay tuned for upcoming announcements and opportunities to get involved!

A message from Belgrade: A vision for the future of psychology. ✨In this welcome note, the President of the Serbian Psyc...
30/05/2026

A message from Belgrade: A vision for the future of psychology. ✨

In this welcome note, the President of the Serbian Psychological Society, Tamara Džamonja Ignjatović, reflects on the importance of connection, collaboration, and safeguarding human values in a rapidly changing world, especially in the field of psychology.

Swipe to read the message and follow the sparrow to discover the full letter at ecp2027.eu 🐦

Digital tools are already part of the psychological ecosystem, they are shaping how we assess, support, research, and in...
06/05/2026

Digital tools are already part of the psychological ecosystem, they are shaping how we assess, support, research, and intervene.

Some are building them.
Some are testing them.
Some are still learning how they work — and what they mean for practice.

Wherever you are in this process, your perspective matters! Different contexts bring different experiences, questions, and challenges, which is why invite you to share one tool or method you use — or one barrier that still matters most to you.

💬Let’s map where we are as a field, together.

Still haven’t visited our website? Now’s a good moment 🐦Everything about ECP 2027 is gathered in one place, ready for yo...
29/04/2026

Still haven’t visited our website? Now’s a good moment 🐦

Everything about ECP 2027 is gathered in one place, ready for you to explore at your own pace. From essential info to what’s coming next, it’s all there.

Start with the basics, stay for what’s ahead, and let the sparrow guide you.

🔗 Check it out! - ecp2027.eu

20th Congress — 20 reasons to visit Belgrade!📍 2/20: TEMPLE OF SAINT SAVAOne of the largest Orthodox churches in the wor...
24/04/2026

20th Congress — 20 reasons to visit Belgrade!

📍 2/20: TEMPLE OF SAINT SAVA

One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, the Temple of Saint Sava rises above Belgrade’s Vračar district as one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks.

It was built on the site where the relics of Saint Sava were burned in 1595, giving it deep historical and symbolic meaning. Construction began in 1935, paused during World War II, and resumed decades later, making it a project that spans generations.

Its white stone exterior and golden dome create a powerful first impression, while the temple itself reflects a blend of history, faith, and architecture.

👉 Just minutes from the congress venue, it’s an essential stop for experiencing Belgrade.

👀 For now, we’re revealing only its exterior. Curious about what’s inside?
Follow us, more coming soon.

Psychology can be explored in many different directions, depending on the questions we are trying to answer today.Some f...
06/04/2026

Psychology can be explored in many different directions, depending on the questions we are trying to answer today.

Some focus on individual processes, others on education, health, or the way society is shaped and governed, while many are increasingly focused on understanding the impact of technology on human behavior.

At ECP 2027, these perspectives come together around a shared idea - how psychology can respond to the challenges of technology and humanity.

Which track feels closest to your work or interests?

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